Nashville Woman
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Nashville Woman
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Nashville woman sing your country songs to me
Nashville woman sing your country songs to me
I ain't had no lovin' since I left you and Tennessee
Nashville woman let me lay down across your bed
I need you woman let me lay down across your bed
Cause babe I got the blues and I hear freight trains in my head
[ guitar ]
Downhome lady take that guitar down from off the wall
Yes downhome lady take that guitar down from off the wall
And honey sing me songs of midnight and I might live and leave it all
Oh Nashville woman just sing your country songs to me
Yeah Nashville woman sing your country songs to me
Woman I ain't had no lovin' since I left you and Tennessee
Well Nashville woman oh love me Nashville woman
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